Sentence examples for pithy assessment from inspiring English sources

James Joyner, a conservative blogger, offers a pithy assessment of the usefulness of such tactics:Step Four: Sharks with lay-zers on their foreheads.

While gaydom now embraces a full gamut of subsets, in Mr. Jordan's pithy assessment the heady disco days of the 1970s had "queens and butch queens," distinguishable by their dance-floor moves.

That was the pithy assessment of one tribal elder trudging back towards Arghandab district near Kandahar, the day after the largest operation so far by the fledgling Afghan army.

They include pithy assessments of the Grand Canyon ("nothing special"), Machu Picchu ("the food here sucks") and the Taj Mahal ("you are better off watching it on the net").

As an expert in banking and finance, Mr. Berry was often called upon by news organizations, which relied on him for pithy assessments of market trends and developments that were free of the jargon and arcana of the business world.

By Amanda Fortini March 28 , 2012On a recent evening at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, "the Bumbys," an anonymous performance-art duo that compose what they call a "Fair and Honest Appraisal of Your Appearance" while you wait, were delivering pithy assessments, like hipster pageant judges, at a cocktail party held in their honor.

On a recent evening at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, "the Bumbys," an anonymous performance-art duo that compose what they call a "Fair and Honest Appraisal of Your Appearance" while you wait, were delivering pithy assessments, like hipster pageant judges, at a cocktail party held in their honor.

Ironically, no one has since delivered a pithier assessment of the corruption than Taillibert himself.

A wit among the volunteers offers a pithier assessment: "It's like a muddy Soviet Butlins".

The film's pithiest assessment of him comes from the author James Kaplan, who describes him as "a black hole of irony".

Arsène Wenger was unusually severe in his criticism of Arsenal's shortcomings in the wake of the 3-1 humbying by Monaco, though it was a French coach still living and working in France who provided the pithiest assessment of a bad week for Premier League teams in Europe.